The timer drawer can sit on the right edge of the screen, or along the bottom. Use whichever gives you more room for the page you are working on. Intervals remembers your choice in this browser. It does not change the layout for anyone else on the account. Note: This option is part of the […]
Intervals Timers opens your Intervals timers in Chrome’s side panel, so you can start, pause, and save time without leaving the page you are on. The extension uses the same sign-in as Intervals in Chrome. It does not ask for your password. You need an Intervals account. Sign in to Intervals in a normal Chrome […]
We’ve given Intervals a fresh coat of paint. And more than that, a cleaner, more focused way to get your work done. Here’s what’s new and how to turn it on. What’s new Cleaner, more organized navigation. The main menu has been simplified so the tools you use most are easier to find and less cluttered […]
Intervals timers are organized at three levels: general, project, or task. Sometimes you need to get a timer going right away and track down the project or task later. Attaching a timer to a project or task while it is still running means you can start tracking time immediately and organize it whenever it is convenient, without having […]
If you’d rather not install the Intervals MCP integration but still want to use AI to work with your Intervals data, building your own tool is a practical alternative. This guide walks you through how to approach it. The good news: you don’t need to be an experienced developer to build something useful. AI can […]
Intervals now supports a direct integration with Claude Desktop, Anthropic’s AI assistant, through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Once connected, Claude can read and write to your Intervals account — letting you manage projects, log time, update tasks, pull reports, and much more using plain English conversation. What can Claude do with Intervals? This is […]
The Project Budgets vs. Actuals report provides a detailed account of budgeted and actual time for multiple projects at once. This report is similar to the Estimated vs. Actual page that is available under each individual project. In fact, it includes the same data points. The difference is that the multi-project report can be filtered […]
Intervals features the ability to build an invoice from your company’s timesheets. It works by pulling in all of the billable time entries that match the project and date range you provide. Because invoices are used for client billing, the default behavior is to not include unbillable time on the invoice. However, we’ve had customers […]
Simply put, a milestone is a collection of tasks inside of a project. The milestone feature makes it easy to break down larger projects with a lot of tasks into smaller deliverables. For example, a milestone could be a project phase, or an Agile sprint. They are flexible and have an unlimited number of practical […]
The EU time tracking law, know as the Working Time Directive 2003/88/EC, applies to all European Union member states and regulates the amount of time employees can work. It’s designed to protect the health and safety of employees, mainly by limiting the number of hours they can work each week. Intervals time tracking software can […]
Intervals is a robust task management platform with advanced time tracking features. It’s flexible and adaptable, which makes Intervals incredibly easy for teams to customize. Intervals is ideal for workflows that are similar to task management, such as bug tracking. In fact, many of Intervals’ task management features were influenced by some of our favorite […]
At its core, Intervals is a powerful and comprehensive time tracking and task management platform. It’s also flexible and adaptable, which makes Intervals incredibly easy to customize. This makes Intervals ideal for workflows that are similar to task management, such as ticketing. In fact, many of Intervals task management features were influenced by some of […]
One of Intervals more powerful features is its ability to break down a project’s tasks into categories. What are categories? Think of them as a list of task categories available to all of your projects. For example, categories can be used to break down a project into phases like discovery, design, development, and deployment. Once […]
One of the core strengths of Intervals is its comprehensive and intuitive time tracking features. Whether or not you bill hourly for your time, tracking your working hours in Intervals results in a trove of useful data that can be analyzed using a suite of fast and flexible reports. In this help article, we’ll show […]
A customer recently reached out to us with the following inquiry: I often have many tasks in a project. I move them along day by day as I reschedule and eventually close them. But I have to move tasks one-by-one. I would rather drag the entire project to the next date. I see that is […]
The task management features of the Intervals platform follow a hierarchical structure, where each task belongs to a single project. Sometimes, there might be a need to move a task from one project to another. Here’s how to do it. First, make sure that all of the dependencies on the task have been allocated to […]
Copying a weekly timesheet is an ideal tool for people who perform repetitive tasks from week to week. And because you select which time entries to copy, this is a fast and convenient way to enter a day or a week’s worth of time all at once. How it works Copying a weekly timesheet is […]
The task list page, found under the Tasks tab, provides three different views — the default table view, card view, and simple view. This help article explains the task card view and illustrates how to take advantage of its many features. What is the card view? Like the default table view, the card view includes […]
The task list page, found under the Tasks tab, provides three different views — the default table view, card view, and simple view. This help article explains the default task table view and illustrates how to take advantage of its many features. What is the table view? The table view includes a comprehensive set of […]
The task list page, found under the Tasks tab, provides three different views — the default table view, card view, and simple view. This help article explains the simple view and illustrates how to take advantage of its many features. What is the simple view? Like the default table view, the simple view includes the […]